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2019 New York City Real Estate Expo - Oct. 24th

New York, NY Over 5,000 key decision-makers representing the state’s real estate, banking, investment, construction, architecture and related industries will convene at the New York Hilton Midtown on Thursday, October 24th for the 11th annual New York City Real Estate Expo.

There will be 16 timely and informative panel discussions during the day-long event, according to NYCRE Expo founder and NYC Network Group president Anthony Kazazis. 

For example, the 3:00 p.m. session will focus on ‘Wholesale Lending Trends and the Impact on Lending Officers and Real Estate Agents.’ 

Kazazis said, “Here’s a rare opportunity to meet and hear from several experts in one room–people you might never otherwise have a chance to meet in person. They will offer a wide-ranging overview of the advantages of wholesale vs. retail lending, going in-depth on obtaining and retaining purchase business, techniques to stay top of mind with clients and referrals, and the importance of building relationships with real estate agents.”

The session moderator will be Michael Romer, Esq., managing partner, Romer Debbas LLP. Floor moderator will be Robert Levy, executive director and counsel, Mortgage Bankers Association of New Jersey/New Jersey Association of Mortgage Brokers/Pennsylvania Association of Mortgage Brokers.

Panelists will be: Samuel Bjelac III, senior VP, Sprout Mortgage; Ace Watanasuparp, VP/ regional manager, Citizens Bancorp; Allen Beydoun, EVP, UWM Sales; Jeffrey Tesch, managing director , RCN Capital, Bill Walker, chief revenue officer, Unison Home Ownership Investors; Steven Schnall, chairman & CEO, Quontic Bank; and Melissa Cohn, EVP, Family First Funding LLC.

The 3:00 p.m. panel is sponsored by NMP and Scotsman. 

For a list of the panels, sessions, sponsors and exhibitors, visit https://www.nycnetworkgroup.com/

Attendees can register at no charge for 7.5 hours of real estate CE credits through the New York Real Estate Center, the designated NYCRE Expo school. Advance registration is required at www.nycnetworkgroup.com/ce-credits/. Contact: [email protected] or visit www.nyrecenter.com

For details about exhibit space, sponsorship, ad opportunities and pricing, as well as admission tickets, visit: http://www.nycnetworkgroup.com/exhibit/.

For exhibit space, tickets and other opportunities, include the Promo Code ‘Expo’ on Registration forms.

For individual tickets, the ‘Early Bird’ Registration fee is $69 per ticket.

Admission at the door will be $120. To register with the discount, upon registering add Promo Code ‘Expo.’

General Expo questions [email protected]

Exhibit/Sponsorship/Ad info: [email protected]

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